The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-12-22
TIE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1851

N llAI1A II 0ANA+-A - - 49,
Howard c. Rash is one Of the d.
recsors Of the Garfield University at
Wichita.
me FIRST through train from 81.
Louis TO Pueblo, passed through the
city Thursday night.
J.E. Anderson sold four lots ard
atWo-story dwelling house on Wal
nut street Yesterday 70 s. J. Ander-
son.
The school population Of Salina
county according 20 the report OF
State Superintendent Lavhead) is
s,RlS.
Judge August Bondi, Of this city,
a one u the directors Of the Gazette
Printing company of the city Of ABB
isns.
VT. Irwin, Gozetts tramp, is In
che city. He informs as that be has
been retained by the new manage
ment.
Ehute & Haskell have sold their
meat market at Solomon 20 James
Barrett. Mr.. Haskell become q resi-
dent Of Salina.
Dr.O. F. Scarf and wife, Of Sallna,
passed through on the L. P. noon
train East, bound for Kansas City
Abilene reflector.
Mrs. Rockwell, who has been en-
Toying q visit with her mother, Mrs.
Hager, at the Whitman House, re-
turned 10 her home in Sedalia, Mo.
J. E. Woodward, Sr. says the
Rock Island tracklayers were just
one hour and twenty minutes laying
one quarter mile Of track over his
farm.
Workmen have commenced the
erection Of & turn table and q two
stall engine south Of the consOlidat-
ed tank company's reservoirs, for
the Rock IslanG.
IN. Ericsson cOntemplstes max
ing his permanent home stSharOn
Springs. Wallace county. His bust
ness there demands his close attention
which can best be given by being up
on the ground.
Tbs citizens Of this county Will re-
Eret TO learn that John \. SwensOn,
Of Lindsborg, was attacked with
aPoPlexy yesterday. At this writing
his condition is very precariOus.-
NePherson Republican.
A man by the name Of Blomqvist
OF Falun, last Wednesday, swallow
ed q needle which had dropped In
his food, and became lodged cross
Ways 10 tie mans throat. Coming
20 the city he went 20 Or. HOuser,
who after nearly an hours hard and
persistent work, recovered the
needle. The man bore the operation
heroically.
Mr.. Ira Wilson, the gentleman who
has been talking Of renting the Ma
tional Hotel, returned home TO St.
Joe. "wednesday. We understand
that The Hotel Company have offered
20 rent the building for two years
for 5000. and Nr. Wilson is TO let
them know within a few days what
be will d. about the matter-accepr
the offer, or make them a PROPOSE
ton.
The delegation Of the local democ
racy that went 10 Abilene Thursday.
was composed Of the following gen
tlemen; Judge BoDdi, r. p. Cravens
Geo. Kruger NJ. McAulifie, DR.. y
d. Tobey, ". r. Gels, o. F. Scarf, I.
A. Williams Chas. A. Hitler, J. T.
Wells, J. W. Wells, J. G. Spiyey, K.
A. Levitt, John Buchi. Owing 10
pressing business engagements,
Brudder Davis stayed to home.
Cards have beeH received in this
city announcing the marriage OF
the 2lst instant az Osborne, Kansas.
Of Mr.. John 2. Culp and Miss Clara
Hanback,. Miss Hanback, is the
daughter Of ex-Congressman Lewis
Hanback,, OF the sixth district, THE
state. Sbe IL Weil-kuown in this
city a. she formerly resided here.
Mr. Culp Is the son Of Colonel J.. c
Culp, OF Salina.-TOpeka Common
tre0ith.
Messrs. A. B. Mcconnell & Co
sold two lots yesterday on Highland
avenue 10 a Mr.. Phillips, of Penna., a
son Of one OF the firm Of Phillips
Brothers, the famous oil men Of
western Pennsylvania. This gentle
man, alter visiting other parts OF
the State, aud spending e. week At
Wichita, chose Salina for his home.
He left for the East last night and
expects TO be in Salina again soon
after New Years.
Swan Nelson. book-keeper at Aug
ust Holmquist's, and Christine Mel
con, both Of Salina, were married
last sunday at Salemsburg BY Rev.
A. W. Dshlsten. We extend con-
CALCULATIONS. So quiet was the AZ
fair, and 20 conflicting were the re-
ports concerning the marriage, that
the toys became somewhat mysti-
ned aud just escaped going up TO
August Holmquist's an6 serenading
him a. the contracting party Instead
Of Nelson.
We met Frank Wilkerson on the
street yesterday. He was Just In
from the Gypsum farm, and looked
- fresh aud brown as farmers
poy. Frank j. putting in his time
probably az the farm house " riting
We asked him how he liked the
quiet Of the Kan. as pairie. He com
meuced az once With an eulogy upon
our soil snd climate that quite
cspjured Us, and we could hardly
believe that the eulogist and the
writer Of the famous New. York S,in
letters on Kansas were one and the
same individual.
Hearings rumor that q new son
had arrived atthe n sidence Of Nj